CD 625 - Structures and Functions for Speech, Hearing, and Swallowing

Credits: 3 credits
Students study the critical structures and functions of the biological systems that underlie speech, hearing, and swallowing with an emphasis on the processes of respiration, phonation, resonance, and articulation as well as neural bases for these processes. Clinical disorders are used to elucidate dysfunction of these normal processes as substrates for human communication. (Foundational Course)